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· 7/1/1881

Kellogg v. Pacific Box Factory

Citations

  • 57 Cal. 327

Syllabus

<p>Protest — Notice of Non-Payment— Evidence.—The certificate of a notary, stating that he had duly notified all the parties to a promissory note of the protest thereof, by addressing a letter to each of them, and by delivering said letter at his place of business to a person of discretion having charge thereof, is prima facie evidence of that fact.</p> <p>Id.—Promissory Note.—It is not necessary that a promissory note should be protested in order to hold the indorsers.</p>

Judges: Sharpstein

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